Sentence examples for stuck community from inspiring English sources

"When I was growing up it felt like a sink here, a dark place, a stuck community" and a positive aspect of gentrification is that it has "probably led to more mixed schools, and brought a wider range of activities and occupations.

So far, help isn't coming from the federal level, sticking communities with the responsibility to develop, pilot and defend consumer protections, just as we did with cigarettes, seatbelts, and lead in paint.

A lot of kids just get stuck in community college.

Kids need to develop a strong personal identity for faith to stick and community helps do just that.

While we cannot demonstrate a direct link, every librarian knows that we are an important ingredient of the glue that sticks communities together.

City residents say things are slowly getting closer to normal, though the continuing crisis at the nearby Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station still keeps the community stuck in limbo, uncertain of its fate.

Conservative opponents ran hard against McGowan in the recent election for siding with the Greens on immigration matters, and it resonated, it was a big issue locally, but, interestingly, the community stuck with her.

It's a refreshing call for new approaches from a community stuck on what I've called a "woe is me, shame on you" tune for far too long Then read Paul Voosen's marvelous profile of Kareiva for Greenwire (excerpt below).

"Before the UPP it was drug dealers versus police, with the community stuck in the middle.

An overwhelming portion of the community stuck by Paterno and criticized the media's rush to judgement.

"Aspiration" is what politicians praise, but there's a conflict between aspiring to be up and gone, or sticking with communities that need their heroes to stay.